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Aphodius abdominalis Bonelli, 1812 is shown to have a karyotype  comprising nine pairs of autosomes  and sex chromosomes which are X0  (male), XX (female). At first metaphase of meiosis the X chromosome is  linked to an autosomal bivalent by a darkly staining area of the  cytoplasm,  resembling the Xy p arrangement typical of Aphodius  species, but giving nine, rather than 10, elements in the nucleus.  C-banding, which shows the centromeres, confirms this unusual   arrangement. A. bonvouloiri, the only other known species of subgenus Agolius  Mulsant et Rey,  1869, has a male karyotype with nine pairs of  autosomes and Xy sex chromosomes. No preparations  of its meiosis are  available

comparative cytogenetics

Unusual arrangement and behaviour of the sex chromosomes of Aphodius (Agolius) abdominalis Bonelli, 1812, and comparison with A. (A.) bonvouloiri Harold, 1860 (Coleoptera: Aphodiidae)